What the papers say: Sunday's front pages

Record amount of inheritance tax and fans being scammed ahead of the Czechia game make the front pages of Sunday's papers.

The Sunday Independent leads with over €1 billion of inheritance tax collected by the State, as the Taoiseach wants reform to make the system fairer.

The Irish Sunday Mirror leads with quotes from the partner of Jordan Ronan, who was killed by Patrick Murphy.

The Sunday World leads with a woman who hid out in hotels with her husband while gardaí hunted him over the sub-machine gun murder of her brother-in-law, as she claimed her killer spouse completely pulled ‘the wool over her eyes’.

The Irish Mail on Sunday reveals households and businesses are set to face rationing for fuel despite a €5 billion package.

The Business Post leads with Ministers fearful of inflation due to the war in the Middle East.

The Irish Sun on Sunday reveals Irish fans have been scammed for tickets for the Czechia game for up to €400,000.